Lee residents vote on river cleanup agreement which calls for a PCB dump in town
Residents in Lee, Massachusetts, will vote on a nonbinding question regarding a proposed PCB toxic waste disposal site in their town.
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Residents in Lee, Massachusetts, will vote on a nonbinding question regarding a proposed PCB toxic waste disposal site in their town.
Lee voters have three ballot questions to decide at the annual town election May 16. #1 is non-binding and calls on the Select Board to rescind the town’s approval of
Lee Selectwoman Patricia Carlino will not seek reelection in May. Carlino was the last of the three Select Board members who signed off on the Rest of River agreement that
PITTSFIELD â Running for the Massachusetts Senate seat Adam Hinds has held since 2017, a Pittsfield man says he is elevating a platform that is âpro-life, pro-Second Amendment, pro-energy and pro-business.â Brendan M. Phair, 50, told The Eagle this week that he is running to represent the Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden district. Phair, who does not have a party affiliation, has not held office previously and said he will campaign while remaining employed as a special education paraprofessional at Taconic High School. Berkshire County votes consistently Democratic, ...
LEE â Volunteers and local businesses have completed a three-year reclamation of a neighborhood playground. Children now have easier and safer access to the girlsâ softball field, fitness and play structures at the playground on Marble Street, thanks to a new, 16-space parking lot. âWhen spring rolls around in 2021, users of the Marble Street playground will no longer have to park on the side of the [narrow] road to attend softball games or play in the park,â said Janet Warner of the Lee Youth Commission. The commission in recent years has overseen the revitalization and u...